Joa Janakoayas, Author at I AM University of Spiritual Psychology

Intuiting Our Political Choices

by Joa Janakoayas | Feb 11, 2020 | Spiritual Psychology

I know for most of us, it’s challenging to make heads or tails with what’s happening in our corrupted US political system. It seems the country has never been more divided. I can say that it has all become more clear to me since I let go of emotionally taking sides....

Listen to the Feminine

by Joa Janakoayas | Dec 18, 2019 | Holistic Healing, Spiritual Psychology

This wisdom story is about one of my life transforming experiences while developing the Mount Shasta Pilgrimage- A life changing walk for world harmony that will begin in September of 2020. We are at a new chapter of humanity’s history. Our relationship with each...

Why I Broke My Wrist on our First Pilgrimage Scouting Expedition

by Joa Janakoayas | Sep 19, 2019 | University News

For the past 3 years I’ve been designing the Mount Shasta Pilgrimage with the support of mountain experts including Michael Zanger… Continue Reading Here at our Mount Shasta Pilgrimage Website

What Does it Mean to Be Authentic?

by Joa Janakoayas | May 23, 2019 | Empowerment Coaching, Happiness, Holistic Healing, Spiritual Psychology

Authenticity Real, genuineness, originality, legitimacy. Living one’s life according to the needs of one’s inner being, rather than the demands of society or one’s early conditioning. When you are being true to yourself, your original ideas, your own...

How to Become Who You Are

by Joa Janakoayas | Mar 21, 2019 | About UMS, Empowerment Coaching, Happiness, Holistic Healing, Masters Program, Online Masters Program, Spiritual Psychology

Who Owns You? The main objective of human life (as well as our University) is for you to become who you are. This journey of becoming your enlightened self is accelerated when you are focused on living in sovereignty. Individual Sovereignty means you, as a...